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Getting iOS system uptime, that doesn't pause when asleep

I'm looking for a way to get an absolute, always-incrementing system uptime on iOS.

It should return the time since the device was last rebooted, and not be affected by changes to the system date.

All the methods I can find either pause when the device is asleep (CACurrentMediaTime, [NSProcessInfo systemUptime], mach_absolute_time) or are changed when the system date changes (sysctl/KERN_BOOTTIME).

Any ideas?

OSX: programmatically get uptime?

Something similar to linux

cat /proc/uptime

which returns the uptime in seconds, and preferably not parsing uptime(1).

how to display uptime on emacs status bar? I am looking for /usr/bin/uptime output to be displayed on status bar

I am looking for /usr/bin/uptime output to be displayed on emacs status bar? I am using GNU Emacs 23.1.1 on centos.

Thanks

Architecture to create an uptime monitor in Node.js

What's the best solution for using Node.js and Redis to create an uptime monitoring system? Can I use Redis as a queue but is not the best way to save information, maybe MongoDB is?

It seems pretty simple but needing to have more than 1 server to guarantee the server is down and make everything work together is not so easy.

Wordpress Site Monitoring software / service

What do you use to monitor the uptime / performance of your websites, specifically those based on a PHP/MySQL platform like Wordpress?

I'm looking for something that alerts me if the site is down, or performing too slowly, and has some useful (not volumeous!) charts showing me any potential problems, and what to do about them.

Thanks!

Web App: High Availability / How to prevent a single point of failure?

Can someone explain to me how high-availability ("HA") works for a web application ... because I assume HA means that there exist no single-point-of-failure.

However, even if a load balancer is used- isn't that the single point of failure?

can you fake *nix uptime?

Just curious, Can you fake an uptime, for instance increase it to 10 years?

I have tried changing system time, and it won't do this trick.

Determine runtime of Windows Server via ASP.Net

is there a built-in property in any of the ASP.net classes that determines what the uptime of the webserver, where the webapplication is running on, is?

These are some of the possibilities that popped into my mind:

• global.asax and the Application_OnStart Event. Get the timestamp and to determine the uptime, I just substract it from DateTime.Now
• Write a windows service (automatically startup) which's only purpose is to store the value of the service start somewhere

But neither of these two offer a "built-in" solution. Is there something I might oversee in the .net framework?

Retrieve system uptime using C#

Is there a simple way to get a system's uptime using C#?

How to retrieve the process start time (or uptime) in python

How to retrieve the process start time (or uptime) in python in Linux?

I only know, I can call "ps -p my_process_id -f" and then parse the output. But it is not cool.

What API do I call to get the system uptime?

I would like to get the system uptime from within a C application running on a linux-based system. I don't want to call uptime(1) and parse the output, I'd like to call the underlying C API I suspect exists. Anyone know if there is such a call, or does uptime(1) simply process records obtained from wtmp?

Retrieve the windows service uptime?

Is there is a way to get the start time of a windows service by code in c#.? Is there is a way to get the number of re-starts of the windows service in last 72 hours?

PHP server statistics script?

I'm not really sure where to put this question (it's not really webapps or superuser) but I'm sure something similar already exists. I'm looking for a php script that gives me detailed info about things such as:

• CPU load
• Network load
• Temperatures
• I/O
• RAM
• etc

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Dennis

/proc/uptime in Mac OS X

I need the EXACT same output as Linux's "cat /proc/uptime".

For example, with /proc/uptime, you'd get

1884371.64 38646169.12

but with any Mac alternative, like "uptime", you'd get

20:25 up 20:26, 6 users, load averages: 3.19 2.82 2.76

I need it to be exactly like cat /proc/uptime, but on Mac OS X.

Windows Last Boot Date & Time using Delphi

How to get the date & time of the last boot / reboot / restart on Windows 2008/2003 machine?

I know from command prompt we can use "net statistics", but how to do it via Delphi?

Thanks.